The Transitions Legal Blog
Delving Into Diversity & Inclusion in Collaborative Law
Recently, I was invited to be one of the speakers in a special program hosted by the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals, IACP. I am an IACP member, and I sit on its Inclusion, Diversity, Equity & Accessibility Committee (IDEA). Last month, I led...
Communication is Key in a Relationship
Every relationship has its patterns, and how you communicate (or don’t) with your partner is one of them. Do you simmer and stew instead of sharing your thoughts? Does your partner stomp off in a huff instead of working through difficult conversations? Do you wait too...
Consider This Before Choosing to Divorce
So many people believe their partner should complete them. Thank popular culture and rom-coms for that notion!! But it couldn’t be further from the truth. A person must be whole on their own before they link up with a partner if they want their relationship to last....
Navigating Back-to-School When You’re Divorced
There are events in a child’s life that are important, and it doesn’t matter whose day it is. Like the first day of school. So long as there isn’t a court order prohibiting it, both parents can and should be there to support their child, regardless of Parenting Time...
Divorce Strategies
Divorce strategies, or how we approach divorce, develop from listening to the client, understanding their needs and desires, and looking at the law. Once we know the needs of the family, we can decide in which direction to move. When it comes to divorce strategy, at...
Let It (Parenting Time in Summer) Flow
We are in the height of summer, and I hope my clients are feeling good and being flexible with their Parenting Time arrangements. I’m not saying divorced parents should throw out the parameters they established for co-parenting. I’m saying that when kids are out of...